Master the Imperfect Tense Challenge 2026 – Conjugate Like a Pro!

Imperfect is used for past actions that were ongoing or repeated. For leer, the nosotros form in imperfect adds the ending -íamos to the stem le-, giving leíamos. The accent on í marks the stress in this form. So it means “we were reading” or “we used to read.” The other forms shown fit different tenses or subjects (present or preterite, or different plural persons), so they don’t match both the tense and the subject.